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THE Rs 2 LAKH CRORE-PLUS BANK RECAPITALISATION PACKAGE WAS A NECESSARY FIRST STEP TO LIFT THE ECONOMY OUT OF THE DOLDRUMS

'We Need To Encourage Innovation And Entrepreneurship To Boost Technical Education'

Anil D. Sahasrabudhe, Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) on ensuring high quality education, new curriculum models and fostering the start-up and incubation culture

'Liberal Arts And Sciences Create Change Agents'

Critical thinking, complex problem-solving abilities, boundless curiosity and flexibility to respond to change are some of the key facets of liberal arts and sciences education, says Sankar Krishnan, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Ashoka University, Sonepat

Small Acts, Big Rebellion

There is freedom in saying no and there is freedom in saying yes. And then, there is freedom in saying nothing at all

Benefits Beyond The Mat

From fertility to breast health to positive body image, five benefits of yoga to improve your health and well-being

Breaking The Silence

SEXUAL HARASSMENT IS NOT A WOMEN’S ISSUE. MEN NEED TO LEARN TO BEHAVE AND ACT PROPERLY.

A Khalistani Mirror In Trudeau's Gift Hamper

A Khalistani Mirror In Trudeau's Gift Hamper

'We're Keeping An Eye On The Pla Navy'

In December 2008, the PLA navy began its first deployment in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR). In the decade since, it has expanded its presence to include a military base in Djibouti, port facilities in Pakistan’s Gwadar and Sri Lanka’s Hambantota, ensuring a permanent presence in India’s backyard. India’s response has been to accelerate naval deployment across the IOR and increase engagement with littoral countries. As another edition of the biennial naval congregation MILAN, held under the aegis of the Indian navy, gets under way on March 6, Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba tells Executive Editor Sandeep Unnithan why the PLA deployments don’t worry him. Nor the boycott of MILAN by Maldives, which has been cosying up to China and has lately been welcoming of a Chinese presence in its territorial waters.

The Return Of Rajapaksa

Sri Lanka’s former president stages a stunning comeback with a win in local government elections. The disarray in the Sirisena government makes him a frontrunner for the 2020 general elections

Unrest In 'Gorkhaland'

The hill districts are again on a collision course with Mamata’s regime

Still Not Out Of The Woods

The farmers’ agitation in MP tests CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s kisan putra image and the state’s glorious agricultural track record

Yogispeak: 'My Name Is The Same, My Clothes Have Not Changed'

Life in Uttar Pradesh under a Yogi Adityanath government might not have improved much, but 5, Kalidas Marg, the chief minister’s residence, has been transformed. Gone are the queues of SUVs and the bustling of leaders and self consciously ‘important’ men. Serene and entirely without hangers-on, the CM’s house seems almost modest. Visitors are welcomed with buttermilk and jaggery. Adityanath leaves early for his office and works long hours, so he brings no work home, no stray files or anxious babus.

In Learned Company

Private universities have given a fillip to higher education. The focus now is on quality, says INDIA TODAY’s survey

Crucible Of Excellence

Aside from technical excellence, IIT Kharagpur offers students the chance to develop their extra-curricular interests

Fighting Like Girls

For showing that India can do more than lose nicely in the global arena.

Deepening The French Connection

PRESIDENT MACRON’S INDIA VISIT COMES AT A TIME WHEN FRANCE’S STATURE IN EUROPE HAS INCREASED WHILE NEW DELHI IS SEEKING A GREATER INTERNATIONAL ROLE FOR ITSELF

The Strategic Level

NEW BILATERAL PACTS COULD TAKE THE DEFENCE RELATIONSHIP WITH FRANCE INTO A STRATEGIC SPHERE EVEN AS FRENCH FIRMS COMPLAIN ABOUT THE SLOW PROGRESS OF CONTRACTS IN SOUTH BLOCK

Turning The Corner

The new Audi Q5 isn’t about flamboyance, but gravitas

'Much Of Asia's Future Will Be Written In India'

Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Democratic Party’s nominee in the 2016 US presidential elections and keynote speaker at the India Today Conclave 2018, on the common challenges facing India, the United States and the world.

RSS Says 'No' To Change

The buzz in the media was that the RSS, at the triennial meeting of its highest decision making body, the Akhil Bharatiya Pratinidhi Sabha, in Nagpur last week, would appoint Dattatreya Hosabale as its new general secretary. Such a move was supposed to have been welcomed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with whom Hosabale is said to be closely aligned.

Old Voices Rejoin The Chorus

In a bid to bolster its communications strategy, the Congress is calling back party stalwarts to drum up some excitement over a possible coronation of the reluctant heir.

Resolve Or Perish

The new insolvency code offers hope to banks reeling from outsize bad loans, but other legal hurdles remain.

Dark Under The Shades

The life and times of M.G. Ram­achandran, one of the most colourful personalities of Indian politics, have been well documented in books and magazines.

When Realty Strikes

On July 12, 2017, the Supreme Court fined the environment ministry Rs 50,000 for not complying with its directions to notify revised rules to protect wetlands.

The Hard Choices Of 2019

This is the 18th year of the India Today Conclave. And, as it transpires, we’ve arrived not a moment too soon.

Networks Of The Future

‘FACEBOOK ANALYTICA: OF DATA & OTHER DEMONS’ AJIT MOHAN, Facebook India V-P, MD and CEO

Trusted Lieutenants

‘IS THE BJP WAR-READY?’ KIREN RIJIJU AND SAMBIT PATRA BJP leaders

Tales Of A Wanderer

You will rarely find a traveller who remains untouched by the places he visits or the sights he sees. Travel has the power to transform the mundane to the magical. Four experts, a chef, a sportswomen, an artist and a designer, talk of their most prominent journeys and share how their work has been influenced by the road less travelled.

The Most Significant Trends In Luxury Travel This Year

Wellness, working holidays and off-grid wilderness. What are the most significant trends in luxury travel this year?

Experience Luxury At Its Best In Sin City

Go off the beaten track and experience luxury at its best in Sin City